The aegis & intelligencer. [volume] (Bel Air, Md.) 1864-1923, 1887-11-25
FOCAL Affairs.
LITTLE LOCALS.

LITTLE LOCALS.
Don't forget the Mother Goose entertain
ment in the Masonic Temple, tonight.
DR.. John sappington, OF this county, is
suggested for President of the State Senate.
The road between Rock Run and Lapidum
is being turnpiked in an excellent manner, uI-
der the supervision of Mr.. John f. Forwood
Mr. Harry d. Hanway, of High Point, has
just received, from Albany, n. Y, another
DERRICK hay press, the one he had not being
sufficient for his large business
-Four heavy weights of Delta aud vicinity
are Messrs. Hugh Cm. Whiteford, James Poll
Capt. Jones aud John \. Barnett, whose com
bined weight would aggregate about l, 100
pounds.
An interesting and largely attended pro
tracted meeting is in progress at JarrettsvIlle
NJ. Z. Church, under the direction of the pastor,
ReyT. l.. Peters Services are held every night
and a number of conversions are reported.
Mr. NJ. Z. McCreary, had a very fine colt
seriously injured with barbed wire fence, one
day last week, on his place near High Point
nc uulIDhl WAS cut III tuG DItdsl anu ou luS
leg, probably in trying to jump over the fence
Mr. j. Buck Leight, of Otter Creek Fishing
Shore, caught in net, one day last week,
queer fish. 1t resembled a German carp, he
said, but had no mouth, unless a small orifce
no larger thanshe head of pin could be called
mouth
Mr. Jos. s. Whitcford, near Delta, has open
ed one of his silos, which he had filled with
sugar corn husks, fodder and cobs from his
canning factory. The contents were found to
be well preserved and are eaten with relish by
his cattle.
MIR Thos j. Tydiugs, agent at Edgewood,
has our thanks for copies of the new time table
of the p, W. and b. Railroad. and Mr.. Thos. j.
Sullivan, agent at VanBibber, for copies of the
new schedule of the Philadelphia division,
b and o. Railroad.
"A very interesting meeting is now in pro-
gress at the Aberdeen Southern Methodist
Church, under the management OF the pastor,
Rev. c. l.. Damaron. There will be preaching
every evening this week and on Sunday at II
A. NJ, and on Sunday evening at 80 p. NJ.
The dwelling house of Henry Berry, on the
farm belonging to the heirs of W. j. McCurdy,
In York county, near Peach Bottom, was de-
stroyed by fire last Friday week. MIR. Berry
lost nearly all his furniture. The house was
insured for 5000. Mr.. Berry had no insurance
The amount appropriated for keeping up
roads and bridges in Baltimore county this year
aggregated SIS, $50. One third of the money
for roads goes to the general account, which
can be spent in any part of the county, and the
other two.thirds are distributed according to
what each district pays.
"A tenant on Rangers Lodge farm, Abing-
don district, who Is too modest to allow his
name to be published has brought US speci-
mems of the kind of corn Abingdon district can
produce. 1t is white corn and 10 ears weigh II
pounds and 10 ounces. The cars are well filled,
too.
The young folks of Perrymsn will give
musical and dramatic entertainment in Taylor's
Hall, Perryman, next Tuesday week, December
9th, the proceeds of which will be devoted TO a
benevolent purpose. They will produce Geo
NJ. Bakers drama zone Hundred Years Ago"
and the comical farce, "rhc Irish Linen Ped.
ler"
A concert and literary entertainment, under
the direction of Prof. Rodenmcyer, assisted by
Mr.. Chas. NJ, Stief DR.. Harrison and Madame
Minnie Roehm and others. of Baltimore, will be
given III the new warehouse, at Frauklinvlle,
Monday evening, Nov. 2Sth. The proceeds will
be presented TO the Franklinyile Church
The wellknown reputation in musical and lit.
erary circles of the ladies and gentlemen au-
nounccd to take part in the affair is guaran-
tee that it will be of unusual excellence.
For the convenience of their customers
Messrs. Henry Reckord " Sons have converted
their warehouse at Fallston into an "Ex-
change" with all the advantages of a
grist mill, where farmers eau obtain
the celebrated Bel Air flour and meal
in exchange for their grain. This arrangement
will doubtless be very convenient one to the
neighborhood. The enterprise of this firm is
unbounded and any community is to be con-
graduated that has such firm located within
its borders.
SALES OF REAL EsTATE.-On Tuesday j. s.